Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Restaurant Review #194: Cafe Bizou, Sherman Oaks
Sesame coated salmon with potato pancakes and mushrooms in a burgundy wine sauce
Despite having eaten at over 200 restaurants in Los Angeles, when my parents come to town, I have a hard time figuring out where to take them. My adventurous tastebuds don't appear to be genetic, so my knowledge of local Japanese restaurants is lost on them. Thankfully, Cafe Bizou turned out to be a place that
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